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... period ; though it often does not exceed the half . Let the calculation , therefore , begin from the time the rabids dog appeared in the place , and the length of the confinement will be apparent . " To remove all uncertainty , however ...
... period ; though it often does not exceed the half . Let the calculation , therefore , begin from the time the rabids dog appeared in the place , and the length of the confinement will be apparent . " To remove all uncertainty , however ...
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... period thau that in which he really exifted . What has chiefly led them into a belief of this high antiquity of the post , has been the fimple , rough , and often favage manners of his heroes ; and a groundlefs fuppofition , that he has ...
... period thau that in which he really exifted . What has chiefly led them into a belief of this high antiquity of the post , has been the fimple , rough , and often favage manners of his heroes ; and a groundlefs fuppofition , that he has ...
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... periods than thofe he defcribes , from times more polished in arts , as well as more civilized in manners . This ... period inconfiftent with the ele gance of his language , and the refinement of his ideas . But the number of places ...
... periods than thofe he defcribes , from times more polished in arts , as well as more civilized in manners . This ... period inconfiftent with the ele gance of his language , and the refinement of his ideas . But the number of places ...
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... period , a period of greater civilization , and when the art of writing was known and culti vated , it is no longer neceffary to refort to fuch tales , to account for the prefer vation of his poems . And if it be urged , that of the ...
... period , a period of greater civilization , and when the art of writing was known and culti vated , it is no longer neceffary to refort to fuch tales , to account for the prefer vation of his poems . And if it be urged , that of the ...
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... period . As it was wifhed that this hu- miliating measure should be carried fully into effect , his Excellency infifted on the fulfilment of it . His conduct on that oc- cafion was particularly gratifying to the people at large , and ...
... period . As it was wifhed that this hu- miliating measure should be carried fully into effect , his Excellency infifted on the fulfilment of it . His conduct on that oc- cafion was particularly gratifying to the people at large , and ...
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